Any professions you’d avoid dating? Why?

[Anonymous]

Sex worker. To many insecurities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I dated actors, musicians, tv and theatre directors, writers, academics, tv producers, a psychiatrist once...I don't think I ever dated someone with a "normal" job though I was asked out by a couple of lawyers, I said "no"

so maybe lawyers?

Lots of waiters, then . . .

Lots of hotties.
Not PP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a 45 year old never married/no kids nanny. Am I off the dating list, too? I really love my job, even though most people don’t think it’s a real job!

Wasn't it Tom Hanks or Robin Williams that married the family nanny?

I think it happened with a bunch of celebrities.

It worked out in The Sound if Music!

Not so much for Tiger Woods and his nanny (who he married and divorced.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Underwater basket weavers

Sigh, I secretly knew this was why I was still single. I was hoping my hydroponic basket reed farm would make me more attractive, but I guess that's not the case.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am divorced and decided post-Corona to start dating again. I’d like to know if there are certain professions you would recommend I should avoid dating. I am in my mid-40s and fit with a decent face but not drop dead gorgeous. I also make decent money in a professional career and own my own place. I value chemistry, how someone makes me feel, loyalty, a sense of adventure and I am drawn to outgoing types.

lawyers

paid whores

As opposed to the unpaid whores?

[Anonymous]

As opposed to the unpaid whores?

You are right. A "whore" requires compensation for their work.

A "slut" is a person that has some type of activity with many partners. To wit, "He is such a slut he will get it on with anyone he can find when he is not whoring for his Big Law firm."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am divorced and decided post-Corona to start dating again. I’d like to know if there are certain professions you would recommend I should avoid dating. I am in my mid-40s and fit with a decent face but not drop dead gorgeous. I also make decent money in a professional career and own my own place. I value chemistry, how someone makes me feel, loyalty, a sense of adventure and I am drawn to outgoing types.

We're post-Corona already?

[Anonymous]

I’ve had bad professional experiences with realtors. Male ones in particular. I would run for the hills before dating one of these.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find lawyers to be some of the most dull, critical, and generally horrible people on earth. I would not date one.

Signed, a lawyer

Of the lawyers I know & am related to, some are good people, others aren't. I don't think my personality is a good match for a lawyer, so I've pretty much crossed the profession off my dating list.